New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

| enjoying unrestricted free trade.
THE IRISH PROCLAMATlONS.
Mr.. DALyoUR DEFENDING THEM.-CoERCIoN
| PREPARATIONS IN IRELAND.
LONDON. July 26-Mr. Baifour. Chief Secretary for
Ireland in reply questions In the House Of Commons
this afternoon defended tho proclaming under the
Crimes Act Of counties in Ireland which In par
TALLY disturbed state He said that 1t true that the
public statistics Of rms did not indicate serious state
Of things in Ireland but he reminded the House that
besides tho recorded outrages the Government were
guided by other furnished by responsible
officers. The Government could not admit however.
that the constitutional liberties of anybody were taken
away BY the proclalminK Of the counties tCries OF
"Ohw "Ohr and cheers)
Under tho advice of Mr. Gladstone tho Parnetes have
abandoned their Intention to adjournment for
the purpose OF challenging the Government with reIer-
the Irish procamationa The opposition does not
Interfere with The Of the Land bill II the
continues TO shape the clauses In
with Homo Rule aims The action of the Irish executive
will be made the subject of motion Of censure by Mr.
Morley after Land bill has been settled and the de-
bate this motion will be the concluding excite
DON the sil providing for trial OF srsver offences by
commission OF judges The session will thus be some
what shortened. and It i' now expected to close on
Messrs. Morley and Dillon supported Mr., Parnel
one the deadly stsbs aimed at the interests
Of Irish tenants, and whenever it discussed he
Mr. Smith .aH the Government believed that the
| clause was necessary II called upon to face uncom-
promising opposition they would rather meet 1t now
than appear to give way when they did not intend to
Mr. Chamber ain said that after the threats of Mr. Dill
me sna Dillon but the
decided that Mr. Chamberlain was In order Inc larer
engaged in discussing the most magnificent concession
made by Government TO the Irish tenants The
Government he declared, could not possibly accede to
Eventually the amendment reccted-2l2 to $50.
lst Of Irish IN eisracs Many OF the older will he
placed tbe pension list aud will be replaced by younger
Two more members Of the Irish Constabulary resigned
yesterday evening as protest against the Crimes Act
In the House of Commons tonight debate upon the
Land bill, Mr. Parnell moved TO eliminate Clause d.
" ..ch provides for written notification OF eviction
longed opposition to the clause but he had announce
the rm determination OF the Government to adhere 70
Lord Randolph Churchill expressed surprise at the
attitude OF the Government He ,hoIsht III, the MnlI'Ty ~
the clause, against which he . must eu'er thai :
1sed ssIsef uuussssy srSsss contention. %a;,er Was the
clause important he asked. that the Government
Srs,s Wosd S Of the 4sr HU1'' hear and
voice: Coercion Bill Number Three"l The
;ect Of the bin which Was to stay harsh evicons He
certainly thought that the Government ought at least TO
Major saanierson lcOnseryatIys hoped the dpIern o..
men would stand fas and Mr. Bal our repeatea ms re-
fusai abandon the clause or pospone Its discussion
| LORD CHARLES BERESFoRD RESIGNS.
| A BREACH OF ETIoURTTE AT THE NAVAL REVIEW
CAUSES HIM TO QUIT THE ADMIRALTY OFFICE.
LONDON July 26Lord Charles Beresford,a junior LORD
| of the Admiralty, has resigned. lie has been ie-
quested withdraw his resignation. The cause Tor
tho resignation breach OF etiquette at spithead
| SInng the Naval review last Saturday, when
| ,nvate signal made by Lord Charles from the Royal
yacht was converted into a public signal Whiio
the Queen receiving the captains of the feet In
| tho saloon OF the Royal yacht Albert and VICTORIA
Lord Cbarles who was on the yacht, sgnacd to the
Enchantress aboard which bis wife was the following
| message:
| sToll Lady Charles 10 60 immediately aboard tho
| yacht Lancashire Witch, where l win join her."
| The captain of tho Enchsntross, whom tho signal
given thought, Of course, that 1t was special
| 10y al command but ~ the message was slowly
spelled out he became greatly enrasel lie had,
however 70 smother his ,sngs not d. Ing S to re 1spos @
AamirGIy Tho captain could not reiran however,
S 70 h rnss Of tsc sG nesn
S wss e " s q he lori ssss them
| The Incident Ia believed to be unparalleled. Dis
neut officials Of the Admiralty Once it said,
ford is placed BY the affair.
THE POPE AND THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
ROME july 26-rhe Pope has decided that there is no
for Papa Interference with the Knights OF Labor
question He conveyed the announcement Of this de-
| cision TO Cardinal Gibbons
| BALTIMORE July 28.-Csrdnal Gibbons might
shown cable dispatch that the Pope had
decideh there ground for nterfercnco WIN
Knights of Labor and he told Associated Press re-
porter that he had yet received no Information con
subject He stated that be would be equally
sorry and surprised the Orexnza hon conden ned
He Believes inoroover that therc will be condsnna
ton long Knights Of Labor steer clear OF Anar
cb.ts aud other dangerous associations and conune
themselves themselves to ther wfu aud prascworhy
efforts better the i0n OF the working people
| without interfering with the rights OF Others.
| RAINS ENDANGER THE CITY OF MEXICO.
| CITY OF MEXICO. July 26. via Gavsston.-A renewal
OF the heavy which the unable to take
caro- Of causes the safety Of the city
case Lake Tczcoco sho I'D overflow tho low lying
try between IL aud the Tue reports TO- day that
| the lake has riseu TO the level Of the city.
| FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
PARIS July 26-The Panama Canal loan was Is
and il caused bs Bourss to cIse heavy Panama Canal
shares though artincslly sustained fell 10 francA
| ST. PErgRsBURo July 26--The Car and CT zirina to-
andsr the The vcssel 10 OF s4%0 and win
| carry fourteen cannon aud ten Hotcnkiss guna
| PANAMA. July 26 via Galveston The Colombian Gov
Tslegrspn Company authority to establish aud operate
telegraph line the sthnus OF Panama and To ex
tend canles from Colon along the Atlantic coast of
| 6Outh Amertc&